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What could an AI team do for your business?

Plain-language playbooks, skills, integrations and model guidance for business owners. What the work would look like, what you would need, and how you would start with Korps. Every page says what is available today and what is planned.

Playbooks to imagine with

Each one is a team you could define: the assignment, who does what, where a person approves, and what lands on your desk.

Business playbooks Competitor research: a morning brief that watches the market for you An analyst, a monitor and an editor who produce a short, sourced brief every morning, with nothing sent and nothing bought. Available in KorpsResearchSalesE-commerceSoftwareProfessional services

Business playbooks Operations reporting: close the month and flag what looks wrong A finance, a vendor and a reporting worker under an operations manager, producing a consistent monthly close and a short list of exceptions for you. Available in KorpsOperationsProfessional servicesE-commerce

Business playbooks Recruiting coordination: keep the pipeline moving and every candidate answered A three-worker team that sources, screens and schedules, with a manager that reports to you and a person approving every message a candidate receives. Available in KorpsRecruitingProfessional servicesSoftware

Business playbooks Sales follow-up: qualify every inbound lead within the hour A researcher, an outbound drafter and a CRM steward under a revenue manager, so no lead waits and no reply goes out unread by you. Available in KorpsSalesProfessional servicesE-commerceSoftware

Getting started

Workers, managers, teams, approvals, and where the work runs.

Getting started Approvals: staying in control of what AI does Korps lets you decide which actions a worker can take on its own and which must wait for a person. This page explains approvals, Needs You, and how to set the line. Available in KorpsOperationsSalesRecruitingProfessional servicesE-commerceSoftware

Getting started Giving a worker its first assignment How to write an assignment an AI worker can actually complete: the objective, the boundaries, what done looks like, and where you want to be asked. Available in KorpsOperationsSalesRecruitingResearchProfessional servicesE-commerce

Getting started Where the work runs: local execution, Sync and Korps Cloud A worker acts on a machine. This page explains the three arrangements, which are available today, and what each one means for cost, control and keeping the team working when you are away. Available in KorpsOperationsSoftwareProfessional servicesE-commerce

Getting started Workers, managers and teams: how Korps organises AI Korps treats each AI agent as a worker with a name, a role and a manager. This page explains what that means for you and why it changes how much you have to watch. Available in KorpsOperationsSalesRecruitingResearchProfessional services

Business playbooks

Workflows you could hand to a team: the assignment, the roles, the approvals, the deliverable.

Skills

What a worker can do, what it needs, and where it stops.

Skills Skill: drafting and outreach A worker can draft emails, messages and documents in your voice and, with your approval, send them through tools you connect. What that looks like, what it needs, and why sending should always wait for a person. Available in KorpsSalesRecruitingOperationsProfessional servicesE-commerce

Skills Skill: research and briefing What it means for a worker to read sources, compare them and write a short brief with links, what it needs to do that, and where it stops. Available in KorpsResearchSalesOperationsProfessional servicesSoftware

Integrations

The business tools a worker can act in, and how each connection works.

Integrations Integrations: connecting workers to your business tools How a Korps worker reaches your email, calendar, files, chat and CRM, which tools are Korps connections today, and the three routes to everything else. Available in KorpsOperationsSalesRecruitingProfessional servicesE-commerceSoftware

Integrations MCP explained: the plug standard behind many integrations The Model Context Protocol in plain words: what it is, why vendors publish MCP servers, how Korps uses it, and what it does and does not guarantee. Available in KorpsSoftwareOperationsProfessional services

Models

Choosing the AI behind a worker: fit, cost and limits, in plain language.

Models Choosing an AI model for a worker How to pick the AI behind a worker for a given kind of work, what drives the cost, which providers Korps connects to, and the limits no model choice removes. General guidanceOperationsSalesRecruitingResearchProfessional servicesE-commerceSoftware

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